Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS
aosner,s Hungarian Orchestr

nm OD1slA UN 1Ds
Rosner's Hungarian Orchestra
/ The attendance at the Electric Con
cert last night at Armory Hall wal
not as numerous as it might have
been, although, we suppose, the break
ing out OF the fire about the time fol
opening kept many away who woult
otherwise have been there. The pro
gramme was very fine one and some
of the numbers were played in mos
exqui, ite style. The electric pot pour /,
"War and Peace" was a grand ano
| thrilling performance. Not only the
| band on the stage constituting its full
! :. Gree in producing the battle effects but
The electrical instruments mingling
their detonating and warlike sounds
to complete the realistic illusion. Sig
nor Carlo dashed off a fine landscape
in about ten minutes. The programme
/ tonight will be q very inviting one,
and we herewith give it in full:
| ''tryDSN hidItIli ". DblhuoS'
| Oyerture-"O Offenbach; violin
| solo, Herr Stark.
Estudiantina Waltz, by Walteufel.
Csnrdas, Hungarian National Dance, with
| cymbal solo. Hungarian instrument)
Pot-pourri from "Mikado," by sullivan.
signor Carlo, the lightning sketch painter
Grand Overture-"William Tell" by kos-
sini. Solos: Cello, Herr Mayer; flute, Herr
Asgar; clarionette. Herr kadler.
Waltz, from "Beggar Student" by Mil
. Grand Fantasic Tor Cello; Souvenirs
d 'Osterstein, performed by Herr Meyer
Gavotte-Stefamie, by Cfbulka.
Grand Electric Pospourri, entitled war
and Peace" Hundreds OF mysterious Ell
fects producing an electric battle scene, in
fantry and artillery attacks, bugle sounds,
the loud reports of cannons, ETC., hnlshing
with O grand electric battle. Victory, apo
theosis.
There will be matinee this after
noon, also one on Sunday afternoon.
The ssPhiiharmonic'' Concert.
In St. Paul's School-house, on Olive
street, the Philharmonic Society gave
concert to its friends and patrons
last night. The entertainment proved
to be q marked success in every way,
there being large attendance and a
good and well-rendered programme
presented. The proceedings opened
with O choral representation OF
"Lorely," in which all the members
OF the society took part. The sweet
soprano voice of Mrs. Chapman was
heard to advantage in her solo Ave
Maria" and Mrs. Willigrod's 5
vocalization was also a charming fea-
ture OF the representation. The
opera was succeeded by programme
OF cuttings from musical gems and the
success of the various artistes was
evinced by the loud and prolonged
applause which succeeded their ef-
forts. The working committee deserve
great praise for their admirable ar
rangements and it is to he hoped that
they will continue these concerts
throughout the season.
The following is the full text of the
programme:
" Lorely" IAN unfinished opera by Men
delssohn.
Ave Maria-Soprano solo and chorus.
A Vintage song ,................Mh Male Voices.
Lorcly. ........... .....s Leonora
Mrs Willigrod.
PART II.
Sextette and chorus-The O.. , e,,Ujro,
old, old love (Patience)..j ." a. ""''1''"'
Mrs Davis, Miss White, and Miss Rosa Dor
sey; Mr.. ID. Clarke, Mr.. S. Coxhcad and
Dr. A. E. Gresham.
Pianoforte solO-Polonaise in F Ma ior. Lis=t
Mr. Il. w. Wilde.
Song-ThOughts of Thee (The PEARL Bj-et
Mr.. A. 1. F. McKiernan.
Violin solo-Polish National Hienia,gski
Mr.. J, Bond Francisco.
Flu Sogno II Lombardi) Verdi
Mrs. Davis.
Pianoforte solo--SUnata Pathetique.
80. 49,. 49,. 49,. .BecthOgen
a. Adagio Cantabile. b. Allegro.
Miss Laux.
Solo and chorus-Finincui Finincula.
........ ............ ............. .Dchs0
DR.. A. f. Gresham.
Duet--Tutte le Feste al Tempo (Rigo-
Mrs Mrs. Davis and Mr.. MqKiernan,
Sacred song-Nearer, My God, TO Thee
Mr. w. Stephens,
Piauoforte duet-Second Rhapsodie List
Miss Laux and Mr.. Wilde,
ChOrus-The Carnival ,.............. Rossh1